Hyderabad:
High Telugu actor Allu Arjun on Tuesday visited the boy, who’s present process remedy at a personal hospital right here after struggling critical damage in a stampede on the premiere of his newest movie Pushpa 2. Earlier, Arjun was scheduled to go to the hospital on January 5 however the plan was cancelled.
The actor is added as accused No 11 within the case filed after a lady died and her eight-year-old son sustained critical accidents within the stampede on December 4.
Throughout Allu Arjun’s go to to the hospital on Tuesday, Telangana State Movie Growth Company (FDC) Chairman Dil Raju was additionally current. Safety was enhanced on the hospital in view of the actor’s go to.
The SHO of Ramgopalpet Police Station had issued a discover to Allu Arjun concerning his proposed go to to the hospital and suggested him to maintain it confidential in order that public order might be maintained in and across the hospital.
The SHO stated police would make essential preparations for his go to.
The ‘Pushpa’ actor had earlier stated that he remained deeply involved in regards to the boy, who’s below fixed medical care after the incident. He wished the boy a speedy restoration and stated he’s wanting ahead to assembly him and his household, however was suggested to not on account of ongoing authorized proceedings.
The stampede occurred at Sandhya theatre in Hyderabad on December 4 as followers gathered to catch a glimpse of the actor throughout the Pushpa 2 premiere.
Following the tragedy, a case was registered in opposition to Allu Arjun, his safety crew, and the theatre administration on the Chikkadpally police station. The fees had been filed below varied sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) based mostly on a criticism by the girl’s household.
He was arrested on December 13 in reference to the case. Nonetheless, the Telangana Excessive Court docket granted him interim bail on December 14. He was granted common bail by a metropolis courtroom on January 3.
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